Need Help Finding a Specific Job Search Article
December 28, 2014 1:52 PM
I need help locating a specific job search article that I read at least a week ago, if not several weeks ago. It was pretty concise, but contained information I found helpful. Unfortunately, my memory is a bit fuzzy on this particular topic, and Google-Fu (consequently) has failed me.
I also remember that the article suggested that blogging was vital, and in particular that one should create a personal website, which could be done in eight (or so) days, and that the link to the website should be placed on LinkedIn. A link within the article was then provided to a website that explained how to create the personal website. That's all I remember. Yes, I'm kicking myself for not bookmarking it.
I also remember that the article suggested that blogging was vital, and in particular that one should create a personal website, which could be done in eight (or so) days, and that the link to the website should be placed on LinkedIn. A link within the article was then provided to a website that explained how to create the personal website. That's all I remember. Yes, I'm kicking myself for not bookmarking it.
That article gets written and published on LinkedIn by recruiters and "personal branding" consultants about 100 times a week. It could be any of thousands of articles floating around the Internet right now, and they all say essentially the same thing. Maybe you can comment with your specific questions and we can just answer them?
posted by COD at 4:01 PM on December 28, 2014
posted by COD at 4:01 PM on December 28, 2014
Might it be How to Promote Yourself (Without Being Sleazy)?
It's an old article, but I just read it last week because it was a link on a new lifehacker article.
Actually, now that I'm rereading your description, this might not be it, but it does sound similar.
posted by the big lizard at 4:25 PM on December 28, 2014
It's an old article, but I just read it last week because it was a link on a new lifehacker article.
Actually, now that I'm rereading your description, this might not be it, but it does sound similar.
posted by the big lizard at 4:25 PM on December 28, 2014
The tone was a cross between Forbes and Lifehacker, which I both read regularly. foxfirefey, I wish I remembered the styling! The tone itself was pretty terse if that helps. These articles are helpful, but not the exact one. I will leave this unresolved, just in case someone stumbles about it.
COD, I am aware there are many articles on this subject. I don't need your help with any questions; I just wanted that specific article, hence my title.
posted by dovesandstones at 5:25 PM on December 28, 2014
COD, I am aware there are many articles on this subject. I don't need your help with any questions; I just wanted that specific article, hence my title.
posted by dovesandstones at 5:25 PM on December 28, 2014
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posted by foxfirefey at 3:05 PM on December 28, 2014